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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

GLESwob bD sPRISss, Tug. u. $50 p. m.-
The Utes kre on the reservation and the
eommsnddr Of forces at Fort Duohesne has
sgreed 10 Jssist the United States Marshal
ia restraining COlorOw and the TWO IN
dians wanted by sheriff Kendall. War Is
believed 10 be virtually over.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

DExyER Col. Aug. IA dispatch from
Ranseisy VIA Glenwood states that JACK
Ward Is the enly one known 10 have been
killed IN the hgat With The Ctes. lie Was
buried today. 1he wounded are ss follows.
Lieutenant Poison, OF Aspen, Edward
Folts. OF Aspen. l.. Stewart, Of i.eadSille,
and Dick uoffrey, @ LeadYii.e. 1he latter
Is nOrtalia wounisd
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Ms7R1n. Aug Dispztches rom cuhs
ssy thss ro7oiar demonstrations are bsing
hsl9 e. sxpress Indignation st tie Covsrr-
nents setion - 6iss0issire Ger. Ssi srzsnrs
from to Csrfaia- t5sner>sey. Esots are
kezrs8.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

A. uisvilis--Iouayilie :. BT0okl7na 2.
A. Cleve sod--fIeveIsn ls- AfSis'ics ?.
A. 81 Ioais-st. Lens i9. Metropolitan 2.
Ci1ciznsti- -. Bsl1m1Te z
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Anna Berger and her concert company
will appear at Lyceum Hall. petoskey, to-
morrow and Tuesday evenings. The COM
psny PLAYED ia Charleyoir last evening
and it has bad good houses all through the
North. Aiier Petoskey. Manager Lynch
writes. the any will go 10 ST. lynsoe
and Aackinac and thence 10 the 800"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

AS will bs seen in our amusement adyef-
tisements Sol. Smith Russell will appear
next Friday evening and at the Saturday
matinee in "Edgewood Folks" and on
Saturday evening will produce bis new
fsrcical comedy called "Bewitchred.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Tia poem ~ Asx weltoa. Pubhskss
sisss4 4srs "a tAas sssss. describes as sctnal
Laesaent shiea secarred 81 Grand Island.
Nsp.. last Isneary. TAs aboys Of tae road. "
ha1E1Ieds of skon. 1 ana pfoad 70 say. are
M readers. ~iii Thoroughly appreeists tas
Sentiment of The Drummers BABY
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

me Raven anes IA sno~s rslunes sU drssfs
Nn.te - taa Hnifss4 dIsss's uns<lif I 1Fessl,
Fs.f - he <'lsflll4n ~ ne epltoA
800 a. ne ss~an 4 iafza a1d s1esiy Tow
Hs nensus 1is pzagins fon31e BAL ra< SEQ Al
--4lsfoa's 4 ffr1L
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The Wilbur Osers Company will have
full sway AT RedmOnds tomorrow evening.
which IS 20 be OOened by Brady SGsr~ood.
The Nsgsbonds' j. q tuneful opers and
will undoubtedly attract a large audience.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Ladies cal .viile you can. Rsmeuhsr
MADAM Ruppsf vii oniy be here q iev
dsrs, and vii bs pleased 70 erpisin her
method Of bsfufifrinr the cofppiexiou.
Hair cot attest styles. Room 81 sweet
Hotei. fIii NondaT eve.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

sr-akirg cf tas scri3sss 20 ths Unsou
Pscfac express st Ssna Crrek Sfisze. Tn
niles essf of DsnTer, vAich Occurred
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

xrs- lanes Broka Pester a86 Der A1k1sn1
have aszss1 - aszsg gree saa ssparsss. fDis
S really. teo sa1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The standing Of the clubs up 70 and IN
cluding the games Of yesterday. il ss fol
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

George Charles speneer Churchill. Daks
Of Marlborough. "a coming 70 ssw York
aud sili spsnG = week or two a. the ssa-
shore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

q Marlborough. "a coming 20 sew York
aud xill spsaG = week or two a. the ssa-
shore.
A London friend writes that Mary Ander-
son Is more beautiful than ever she Is
seen every Monday at the Farm Street
Catholic church where the fashionable
Rofuanists so. he says Henry Irying Is a
great zdmirer Of Buffalo BIZ.
+ +
John Far. one OF Grand Rapids best
known citizens. will be sixty years old next
Thursday. Speaking Of the growth Of
Grand Rapids last evening he said as he
looked up Pesri-st. from Sweets Hotel:
The old Ball Hlli IS all gone. Ia 1855 /
used 10 run on the river. my boat was the
steamer Empire and she vss a daisy, l tell
YOU, was here every other night. and Jim
Pullman nov Rev. James NJ. Pullman, the
celebrated New York minister) and were
chams. One night Jim got a little more
'sperrets' than be ought to have had-in
fact he was full and l was distgusted with
him. ! took him up 10 the top OF the Ball
Hill. where tha. old stone house now
stands. pat him in hOgshead. headed il up
and rolled him down into the river. After
an hour or 50 l went down aud helped him
oat-and he was ready for another drink
feel just as young today as / was then"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Ws4asssaT sight and b. NhieA ths sa-
sns=r ss& frs1a&z lss< tAelr AEss, eeoFEe
Cs1xsr. ef as ests. szgs ~fh2f sand Geek
= "a zxtzl ssls ssasEizaes l8sEs = sc.fesiy
. dTsp q -sEsf foHins sFsr t1s qascf=zsd
q - se6. >essn % sizhs ysszs as : tna91
Pscl4c s.sias dssasd "a t.&t sFidks saa =
sesazlly ssst cut ef sizht IN ths qelesssnd
"a sss miaates snd the company aafs
nsrsr seen IL siaes Il zoald es useless %
silsmpt 10 recover Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

n r.s.oaabI7 o.rala - sas lovely
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Our own Little Jake" By the way. is
shining around the famous woman. The
performances of "A Wise's Peril the other
night was 8 subscription affair and was in
charge OF Geo. ". ChiIds, the seligmsns'
and the Drexels'.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

IA N<fous. = k&Io&fo VI iesFs Aen-
esy a. resuals t< kniaies IA cs.iexs amer
stve wssks tisn vita Ma sltt AFs A.
n LzlEsE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-04

CAPIku MoGRkV. To al the w.
eAney occasiosed By the promotion of
Col HAinss from Captain Of d Con-
pany 10 Colonel Of the First ReSimant,
81 election va held By Company d 81
lie srnsory last evening. resulting IN the
election Of J. h AcGraW - Captain.
Captain McGrsW has been q member Of
Oompany ID fer oves two years. serving
frst a. private. He vas elected First
LleutszSrt IN 1855. and npon the ex-
pirssion OF his term deciised 20 ruR
again. On accent Of the pressure Of
b1siHess 81 the Sheriff . ofsss, hct
STEPPED back into the ranks ~ . private,
where be has reuained ever since.
Company d eongrasulAtss Itself on ice
asg commander. Who has woz the
repotafion q q brave and efasisut az
ecofixs of1osF, and 70 . man viii sap
part him IN all that rslatss 10 tie dnfles
81 solder.
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Al . EsEulax mss1ingof KRmp Lodge,
No. q. AnniRns Order q Unsasd Wsrk-
@sn. hsld - Pert Gnmhts. y. T., a
~ ga dsy Ct April Iss1, ths fsElvs-
~ sesulsfisss vuEs unsz<aszdy
a6npeads
WEKEzAA The Gssma sapssun Mas
Ter Wegkman kmginG seMn IS % ean Cur
hroehsE, Jena G. se4vzy, % taxa The Ian
80 hiRkast eazrss allotted % nan
teerefore b Is
keasfrs1. That - anssrslv reerss ana
@ozrn hss inMs. bsth nsa hEoshar work-
m31 an6 ~ - zVxixha an6 haanrsd
a1stzan, and feel fhAf thaEe b ona vacant
psaee N CIR la3Re that en- naSeR be
niisd al tka huI reunion ID shs Iodee-
roo1 q ths Gesas Masla..
Aeas&re4, That ws o9sR ozr esn&o-
lsDas 70 ths afHiekso wife. an4 Wzif. Is
nroth&z wUfkmen, reader ell assisE1nea
u eur power % make khe eornow cause&
~ tha vananf ehzir IN TIE f4mliy eiFule
- ligAt ~ Dossihis.
keaolp~1, That the emblsms nn6
tsdas bs drsped il Ro1rminR fos thirty
dayA N @eusEy q Cur deeeassd
bna4haR.
Resssssuz, Thak ehsas snsolntsons Be
sprsad gpo1 the min1tas Of this Iodae. Q
copy sens - TIE seasfie daily papess for
pabl1casioa, and also 70 the vifs q our
dsgartsd hrotkeE.
Eo FnzznzEx, Recorder.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-04

oAusE or TzE Bell RISGNa.-On
Sunday morning many people we're
startled 10 hear the University bell FiA0
cut loud and clear. The disqaietinR
FuHaEs and kilograms Of the evening
before. the knowIsdRe that Company B
had been undsr arms all night and the
remsnbrancs Of another ringing Of
that bell en- 3 Sunday morning more
than q year before, eli tended 20 mske
the people pause IN the preparations for
going 81 ehurcA and listen for other
signals. Qaietnsss vas resumed and re
NAMED 1nbFsken. save BY the peaceful
ringing Of the church bells. Most Of
tie people concinded that the heil-ring-
ing vas 3 college boys joke and 50 for
got Il. estsrday. however, q student
Of the University called At this office
and stated be wished the saatsmens %
Be made that the bell vas TunR 10 as
euhle the students for the Rorpsss Of
organizing q rozDR Mems Christi
Association, Rev. l. ID. WischaFd, Of
the National Y. NJ O. A. Coumittse, be
ING present for thas parp0se. The stu
dsut whO called said be did net like the
idea Of having the students blamed and
o0uciuded bv saying: The fellows a.
tending tbs University this year are not
The kind 70 play such senseisas practical
jokes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-04


-. Dsssziss Ooars vii eszvs1s again
10 fharsasy.
- ?. Browu. of tins city. has
- ersnssd pa1stes-
msisad Of pipe Arrived yesasndAy
= - s1giuz Hdl Watsr Oo@pany-
-. - fsH % astsnd - isEsnfis
- q Hsszuas PEviiio1 % Friday
...rlax vii Mss trsal
n, Iohn Ho1zhs0n. Via lived aeroas
- ii ageingfaG fer q uaneeg Of years.
- thsre lAa SAfarssy slshi.
"a, l,dsss Of TIE Pfesoyssxs4n Cearah
=. =. a shsiE piezssut sszssAia n ne
- a ths eharen this " s<asesday3
-. A esF6iAl tnsfsstss1 ia En-
suasd % al
f.-ss Fnhe. wa vas set 10 isH b
=. - 4 ens for seliiag Itqnor with
- Hnsuas. aad Who had sErved
- AZ his sentsnse. pasd over 10 tie
500 yesterday -. asd - rsieassd-
Nsrs sasurday svsning TIE Board Of
- De,eraGes of tAs seataae Fire De
$3.50 eli bold nesting " canvas
=. refaFns Of he elsetton eeld lAss
Essd.g eveninG fer tes sisctSon Of
a. q tbs Department
ma steamer Zspbyr vii taxa forty
- a ffsiehs from the whalssale estab-
4mess q schw@baahsg Brothers 4
n q sseiiaoson. This frsiekt eo1
- o. snppliss for The Meaningless
Fs1ustsl fsf the InsSne - thai placs-
up. essns and family kavs moved
10 thefr eiegSnt res nssadsnee on sAe
- ss3e Of Laka Umi1u- Mr.. smith,
Z ekarRs u the csEpet department. IN
4.kIna 4 siEeernau's estAhiishmsBt.
"a be family, vii OooapY NJ. ct01es
sdasnos &c Second street.
ohna. HsrminRsoa YES arrested Mon
Ar % q ehsERe Of grand larceny, and
-, 10 the King Coansy jail Il seems
q br1ke into aBotheF uanss trunk. and
~ fOur twsBty dollar pieces. UnfsF-
trosasgy b. wss nos arrested until BE
ksi apsni he slolsn no1sY.
La Smith, WaskinRson stresf
ssuFssasn whs was fined 800 at the last
eFm Of eouFf. for keegin9 g house %
D fame, has bsen doing her bset, 70
uuuld ecem, 70 pay ~ the Indebtedness
fesisrdsy she banded over 70 Sheriff
osshran go IN money, tw0 FeVolvers
"a . silver watch, and declared that
~ lhs besi she eould do. TIE doodle
vna accepted BY the shegiH. and the
puman aad Der bonasmea released.
Ne. Frank r. Wirsio~, special sar-
MGR Il steam and sail vessels fer TIE
RSasf SOaad District. has kindly fur
sshsd a. tie olhsisl s1Reas1fsmant Of
1n baEksntiae. wkioa - nearly FeAdy 10
b launched from Hall Brothers yard 81
fon Blakely. The vessel wss built for
0ap.ais Psul and his associates, 81 San
Ffaneieoo. Her registered IenRth -
SIS feet; registered breadth. 379 feet;
iarsisrsd depth, Is feet. Gross. toD-
saas, 09 81; registered lonnAgs, SO -
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H1acK Hess CcMPAxT ELKcrIoS.
The aEnIAl nesting Of the above eoG-
pany wss held last svening ~ the house
81 Eneine ConRsny No. l. The follow
ine we're eleeseA sfncsrs Of the eoEpKny
fog she ensuing year PresidSnf, Dr.. J.
@. Grass: yiSe Pr@sidsut, =. ID. Low
Eau; Secretary. A. J. Fiskir; Treasurer.
W. A. Hasbroaak MeUbeFs Board Fire
Del<aases. Dr.. J. C. erase. ". 7.
shArpe. James HaOilson Lewts; Fore
msn. JOSIAH Collins. Jr; First ASSISTANT
Foreman. r. A. Bed; Seeond Assistant
Foreman, A. j. Ffskta. MesErs. Ed l.
Terry and Stswart z Smith were pro
paaed fog membership
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BAaEMAEG--Tbsse vas 9 very god
sttsndSrcs a. The BASEBALL nasstine last
evuninS hsia Ia tbs CAs@bsF Of Con
msrcs Roons. TIE foIloviBs peFua-
usnt eHbc~rs wpre ciectod; Presiteut,
I.awrpues 8. Bssth; Secretary and Trsas-
urur, Wm. T. rhaFDeli; Manager. h. \.
ssevenss 0easiAl Scorer, ; = smith.
Thea@ ofhcers vita 4. b BarveH aud Q.
Il. KatipRSg farra the Board Of AAnaes-
nenA A coumittee eunsisting Of
Msssrx- J. Q. Hsines. J. II. AcGrsv.
y. MeNazRbt W. X Toorneil and p. q
Heary was aPpointed 10 eansiaef. Asd
rrEoF1 81 tie nsxt meetiug. the A6vts-
ahtlify % oEEaninfnG q stoek eonpsHy.
he eoeauittee hsvi1s n band The sale
81 the seAkoa tickEts repsrtsd soc3e
sixty esd tieksts sod NESTING wAs
adjoarseS sahis~t 10 eAil q the secretary
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CHkEoE or MAsrKEa. One Of the
most skilfal river steamboat masters
% Puget Sound. ID Caps. Henry Bsily.
Who hiss been in command Of tie steam
sr Glide on she Skagit River almost
ever sincs that steamer vas buils.
KeovinG bis capabilities, the SkaRii
Steamboat and Logging Company. or
whatsver company Byron BaFiov is 81
tie bead OF. whieh 10 huildlnR . boat
- run 90 tue SkAQit River. have offered
Captain Baily sufficient Inducements 10
take Der. Capt. DAa Benson. Who has
besn In csDmana Of the steamer ". K.
Msrvin for . ioug time. has RESIGNED 10
take TIE Glide, and OaUsain 4. q.
Baashman. fer 9 lsHR time Arst ofEeer
Of the MsFvin has been promoted 70
Der cAVtainey. and John ElsEDore has
been pFomsted 70 mate on tie herwSn.
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REAI nsrATE

The following deeds wers nled in the
Anaitor's ofies for record yesterday:
LIP. Markham 10 J. s Markham, 3
\ Of NV. ~ sc. 30. 70. 3 rage 3
s - acre.; $50.
Efi b. Mspie 10 George II. Smith.
69lss acres In the Z b Maple Depa.iou
aiaim on the DuwAmieo river; el3ls5S
Charles WAtegs 10 n. Hef1er, l.. 7,
SsmeFvills; $500.
Cbarlsa Waters 30 n. Disho1, l.. X. 1.
s. 9. 70, %, 81. S6. IL and Is, SomeFxslls;
$50.
Charles Waters 10 George p. Dear
born, l. J.6.S. rs. n. s.. 90, e., u and
e. saneFviIle. 500.
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FUS AHzAD.-People Who enjoy see
ing two fast steamers run over the
same course a. the same time, will
doubtless take pleasure IN the an
soaneement that tie Emma Hayward
and Fleetwood will hereafter leave
Seattle at the same time each after
noon. till farther orders. Yesterday
the Hayward ives advertised 20 leave
here at 80 and the Eastwood a. 3 3. N.
They beth crowded the time . little, bat
the Hayward got about 3 minutes the
start Of the little boat. On arriving 81
Tacoma, Captain Hatch, Of the Fleet
wood, telegrsphed rs a. follows: The
Eastwood arrived here Is minutes
after the Hayward. We will retarn 90
seattle tonight. and Issvs tomorrow for
ap Sound ports 60 10"
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DuUGE Hosa CozPAzx EEBcEEsE.-
Tia annaAl sisetion of of1csFs Of De-
saRs H1ss Company took pIaes Iasi
evening with the following rssalt.
PresideaL. O r. Hsnford; Secretary, Z.
W. Msls~; Treasures. H r. HawtAogne;
ForeEan. 7. d. Brsgn; First ASEissAsf.
l. VI. Bazbg; SesoB6 Assistant. A. d.
hSksigss; msuosrs 81 Tie BoArd Of
Fire Delezatsa. J. O. Mss. o. b Las
tell. r. II. Hawthorne. Trustees, Ed.
Sespara. J. n Lase. DF. Caldwell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-04

CLKxx AZ SSoH0Mrsa. - Yesterday
sf,srsoon CAisf Jastios JOaes appointed
s Y. Bovsu. - saOhO1ish City, Cserk
Of the Distress Cszrt a. tat piAss, wise
@. A. Msszinss. II respouss % ssle-
erAEs frsn PFo@ecuttnE AttcrDey kon-
aIa. Mr.. Bowen arrived here fssfsfday
wiah his 0fHeisl bend IN tie scn Of
sDon. wlsh G. g Ye@ten. Cark ksrEu-
saa. II. @ Ccnexys. = Vestal and sazes
PeaTi - g1reksse- tee h@nd Uss ap-
urssea by TIE Caisf Jnstssas ~h0 81
snce a5minssseFsd tie oath of ctie< 20
ths neW aPpogntes and tn@tFuctec BIN
70 10 bope and Eaks chArSe 81 tas cc.cs
Al srca
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TKH Colnuszso&xAs AZ Wozx. - All
Day yesterday TIA Bard a Co4sfy
oonnissiocsrs wsre sagA0sd IN sxam-
inize ans eo1sadsE1na pstitioas fer
rcads q v4rtc9s psKta q toe eg1Ety.
Several q tha pet1tsozs have 6se1 srzai
"a, ard atbe<s kExe ben lad oxeF fiH
tes Aaxzsi e@exo1 q ne Ra4xa.
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- rfe-ysn q ne EarzAHrn PAclEs.
n wrsxk.. Ma r q Eszlsh 4n6
....ss-.eFs inuiG-aza&.
- 4 vrTlngfum cnfhs LMinn P4caAe;
- - casa stgAf seeszA eAAaN 40
- $3.50 IN ths ozseu1 & Cas-
- Z. @. Jar9An. Nr. c. =. he1rsr.
n n,Ws1l- J J. kn1ns1F sc we =
ss-,S &. T. Paddock Az1 WitA W. ~
- I'd MrE. G. d. A4xaNr-
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n. =. Bird. Of ths n. P. & r. vas
. t0vR yesterday.
Marshal Hamilton refasned on tbs
4 haywsFd iass night.
naarise HeNcksn and wife returned
hon Portland LAST evening.
Captain J. 4 Hatfield lsavss foF q
haaines trip 30 Yiss0Fia next Friday.
Captain HscFy R0edsr, prominent
ailEes OF Nh4ssog, IL registered 81 toe
Aflington.
\. A. Hsekett. representinE the Chi
eAeo, buriinztaz 4 oaEoey Railroad Co..
& 10 The city.
The wife Il Mr. z = saith, Who has
been visiting fEisDas n Gsoresa darins
the past thFes Gontna, u sxpeeasd - ar
rive IN Seattle this sVsning.
Senator Wniiau gtsvars. Of Nevada
Who bas lass returned from Z Tisis 10
lhe Cn1F q Aisne mines, passed throauR
here yesterday % his vay 70 ysctoria-
Rx-SpeAksF Titas W. shsaFd, 81 the
hsu fsfk GeeeEai Assembly, accom-
panied b. his wife, speni several hsars
, Seattle yesterday, procsedine 10 Vie
IL Loser add wifs ard hray.
iohaaan. Of Osaka, Heb; Mrs. Finsk
sna Mrs. johnson, Of Port Orchard: LIE
klloit. Of OenteKville. anA John Davis
y PortlaHd. are 81 the New England.
EISensiOs warner Miller. Of Nsu
Tara, accompanied By Mrs. Miller ana
Hiss Cassie Miller, has danshtsr, arrived
"a SEATTLE yesterday asternoun, havine
made the trip overland from aiifornia.
tAsy aie the guests Of Governor Saairp.
y TIE Ooctdsrtai. Aad vii remsin u the
aiy for soms time.
J. v. Watkias and 7. Z. Joass. Of
hlAok DiAnond; Z. B. Msriwether and
nso. Green. % shipmAn. III; "A. Roeder,
q WnAloou; Mrs.. n. Daniap, q What
oa@i r. Q. Sbinn. % Kent: A r. Void,
q Snohomixb; J. C0mstock. Of Port
AAdi9on; ". h Talbot and y. W. Gal
sday. % Iaialip; Sidney Williams, Of
taryAiiiA Oregon. and 3. b. Jackson.
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KEMAKEA
Opeuinz Of spTinG e least 1ftesn
days iateR than usual Fruit proepeei
% data, eos9.
Highest temparature On ne 3en
70 /; lswsat tempaEasars on thD l4ths IL
mean temperature. 81.
Prevailing winds, noEsh and Bo1th.
Total rainfall o. melted snow, te6.
Euzber Of days On which osea o.
more rain o. melted SNOW fan. Il
Nambar Of days % walsh clondlne9a
averaged on more ea Q scale Of tens II.
Hai0a, solar, On The 1Stn and i0eA.
Polar banda On the 9sh-
Winds followed by rain. south.
Winds followed By clear o. TAR
weather. north.
Kind OF rain gage, cylinder.
Heighs Of rain gage above ground N
groand-
Maker Of thaEmometsR. exposed. fah-
re1hei1. h n. HoekUsoA.
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NEw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last re-
ceived IN Hne Milan strzv-hF0wn, blue,
tan knd blAck-in the following styles:
he Lake George, the RaaayRors, the
AcrilD. TIE PrInsess. the NAkGnt and
the Coqnette, al hAif The prices charged
"a a. exclusive millinery stare. ToKHAs
a SEN0KMMAR.
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N0bby dressrs should not fail 10 see
the sTAk CforHTNo HoUsK tailor made
suits; they compare with the besa mar-
ehaat taller work. Cosla and inspect
Ger Beautiful spring stock.
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Drives AoGss farsiHeinz gsod..
TaNnwx

o1eg 100 atl-wOol nebby
- tcd tfack suits this wssk 90 g. -
s'.ssee an9 AsnsFle4n sAsvtots md eas-
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BEsPLAH sTATIex EsTAsEzsAED.


Tue foIlswing istssr resolved here
Yesterday IL sslf-sxplznatoFy:
SIGNAL OYYIcz, WA DxPAErwr.
WksaIsgTos Orr. April 8. 1881. !
Cpsgis J. 4 HaGlsid, Seattle. Wax
aRgsBA Territory: sn-In reply 30 yooF
letteK Of the S0th uls., addressed 10
LAsaf- J. Z. Msxheid, San Francisco.
Cal, and BY him forwarded b this 81
fee. an dirscasd By the Ohisf Signal
O6seF 70 s8y that be accepts yOlF kind
offss 70 display wiad-siRnals 81 Seattle.
WashinRt0n Territory. and has directed
THAI display station Be established At
that point
BE further directs ne 70 infora yOa
- follows:
ne Ofissr IN charge q San Francis
co. Cal, will Telegraph you signal orders
When dAnQsrous winds are expected &C or
near your statiOn. PiMane aaknswie&ee
the rsceipt Of thess tslaQEams. ~ indi-
Gated on the sample Form 406L here
With, and forward the same by mail 10
Lis1t. Maxheld, 81 San Francisco
The Necessary daQs. forms and ea-
vaIopes gill be sent 30 VOC In few days.
EBciosed you viii Ind q eopy Of In
ssFuctions 20 Displaymen. vhich will as
sist you n the performances Of that duty.
Il 10 tIao1eht thai the direction Of the
wisd miQhs be determined from wind
vane located en- some high b1iiding 10
Gated IN Seattle.
Display stations On the Pacific Coast
do not hoist signals at night; therefore.
the lanterns will not be furnished.
Very respectfully, your Obedient ssR-
want, J. RANI,
Renond Lieutenant SiRnAl Oorps.
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Essrybody Alarmed - Cone aud ve
viii pct yea inside Of a. elegant and
stylish new spFing suit ~ . price 20 aov
thas Il wiii ecsrs yca 81 the STAB CL0TH
no HousR. 90 CoEmefsiAl ssFset.